RAISING BOER GOATS IS WHAT WE ARE ABOUT.  But that's not all.  Have you ever wondered what stands behind a herd prefix?
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PETER LUSZTYK PHOTO Taken at the Royal 2017
What makes us different?  Our kid crop is kept in manageable numbers.  The kids are given a good start in life which is of the utmost importance.  The Boer goat has become too popular for its own good.  The market is flooded with poor specimen that should not be used for breeding.  Just because an animal can be registered does not mean that it should be.  We are not "collectors" of herd prefixes.  Our animals have been  bred up from a closed herd environment with only the addition of quality bucks.  All new animals are quarantined at a separate facility and tested for Johne's and CAE. 
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Pictured are some "handsome bucks": our friend, Tony with Naquabi Payload VG85 (left) and Tim with Du Sillon Matches 'n Gasoline VG86 (right) ready to enter the show ring at theCanadian Buck Classic.
Raising livestock is challenging and rewarding.  While we are proud of our animals and how far we have come it is, nevertheless, not a singular achievement.  We would like to thank our friends and family for their contributions to our goat enterprise.  Thank you for your support!
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True doe power! This picture says it all. Cleaned off and nursing within minutes of his birth. Caramel was a whopping 14lbs. Glad they aren't always that big.
The market for Boer goat genetics is becoming more competitive and the consumer has many avenues to provide him with the education he needs to choose breeding stock wisely. We thank our customers for placing their trust in our breeding program.  The highest compliment we could be payed is in the form of a repeat customer.